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Die.

To your first point, yes. Some idiot twenty years ago said to a bunch of guidance counselors that software engineering would be a sure way to get money, so there’s way too many in the US; on top of this companies don’t want to pay even close to a living wage so they import H1Bs. Competition is ridiculous.

To your second point and exacerbating the first… Every company, practically, uses AI screening software, and before that just plain old applicant screening software. Your resume won’t get seen by a human unless you’re lucky enough to get through the layers of screening, so it’s an arms race to guess what they’re screening for and add that to your resume while not exaggerating too much so as to make the human after the screening process to not throw away your resume.

And at the end of this; especially in software but more and more in less specialized, less skilled positions, you have to still do 3+ interviews.

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Software, any job that isn’t highly specialized. Even cashier jobs require at least a dozen before getting a callback.

The point is to not have to make 10,000 different resumes by hand.

No but literally the CIA infiltrated the college at the square, lead the assault, and provided the weapons.

You really have to try to get banned in ml. You’ll get banned on world for disagreeing with the US Democrats.

It sure was, those American backed separatists that stole military weapons should be ashamed of themselves for killing that many people before the army could respond.

They’re not on .world, where you can get instance banned for suggesting Ukraine might lose or trump isn’t marginally worse than Harris.

We did in the 80s when you last were culture bombed about it. The textile industry is mostly in China now, and mostly automated, including cotton harvesting. Wool has some issues but animal cruelty tends not to register with you people, but poly blend clothing, which is by far the majority of clothing produced, has less human labor than most electronics manufacturing.

If it’s a shirt, there’s not really labor involved outside transportation.